Proximus stock trades near six euros as investors eye dividend and forecasts

Proximus stock (ISIN BE0003810273) ended the session at EUR 6.24 on Euronext Brussels on September 19, 2026, keeping the Belgian telecom group in the mid-range of its recent trading band. According to data shown on September 19, 2026, investors are weighing the current price against dividend and earnings forecasts that imply a notable yield but only modest profit growth.

Forecasts highlight yield and limited earnings growth

As Boursorama reports in its Proximus overview updated on September 19, 2026, the stock's three-month price objective stands at EUR 8.12, implying a potential upside of 30.18% from the current level of EUR 6.24. The same overview shows that for fiscal year 2025, the consensus expects net profit per share of EUR 1.24, while estimates for 2026 and 2027 point to EUR 0.94 and EUR 0.89 respectively, signaling a decline of 24.2% from 2025 to the 2026 estimate and a further 5.3% drop from 2026 to 2027. For income-focused investors, the forecast dividend per share is EUR 0.60 for 2025, falling to EUR 0.30 for 2026 and rising again to EUR 0.40 in 2027, which translates into expected dividend yields of 9.55%, 4.78% and 6.37% based on the portal's price assumptions.

These figures suggest that while Proximus may still offer an attractive yield in 2025, the projected earnings trajectory for 2026 and 2027 is more subdued. The combination of a lower expected dividend in 2026 and shrinking net profit per share implies that management and investors will likely focus on cost control and potential growth initiatives to support the medium-term outlook.

Recent price level and trading context

Per the Proximus quote page on Boursorama, the stock last traded at EUR 6.24 on Euronext Brussels at 17:35:28 on September 19, 2026, with several small trades at that level. At this price, the implied upside to the EUR 8.12 three-month objective is just over 30%, underscoring that the shares are quoted well below the target used by the portal's forecast model. While the exact 52-week high and low and market capitalization figures are not highlighted in the same snippet, the double-digit yield indicated for 2025 and the potential price appreciation suggested by the target underline that Proximus remains a value-oriented telecom play within the Belgian market.

From a comparative perspective, the expected drop in net profit per share from EUR 1.24 in 2025 to EUR 0.94 in 2026 means that the stock's valuation metrics could tighten further if the price does not adjust to the lower earnings base. For investors, the key question is whether Proximus can stabilize or reverse this projected earnings decline through operational measures or growth in higher-margin services, which would make the current discount to the three-month target more compelling.

Stock price and investor takeaway

Proximus stock closed at EUR 6.24 on Euronext Brussels on September 19, 2026, according to the latest trade data, with that level sitting materially below the three-month price objective of EUR 8.12 used in forecasts on Boursorama. At the same time, the forecast dividend yield of 9.55% for 2025 and the anticipated step-down in net profit per share to EUR 0.94 in 2026 frame the shares as offering income with clear earnings risks, a balance that investors will need to watch closely.

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